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Core Parameters: Hammer blade material loosening machine designed for material loosening and dispersion after shredding, especially for lightweight residue from paper mills after secondary shredding, where plastic is the main component. The equipment is available in 700, 1200, 1500, 460, and 640 models, with fan power from 15 kW to 75 kW, rotor diameter from Φ470 mm to Φ960 mm, and rotor speed from 930 r/min to 1480 r/min. The machine features an NM400 wear-resistant plate body, reinforced interlocking structure, high-strength steel shaft and blades, and a sealed overall structure for stable operation and convenient maintenance.
Technical Specifications
| Model | Fan Power | Feed Screw Motor | Rotor Diameter | Speed | Blades | Machine Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 700 | 37 kW | — | Φ640 mm | 1000 r/min | 20 | 3000 kg |
| 1200 | 55 kW | 1.5 kW | Φ960 mm | 930 r/min | 28 | 6000 kg |
| 1500 | 75 kW | 2.2 kW | Φ960 mm | 930 r/min | 36 | 7100 kg |
| 460 | 15 kW | — | Φ470 mm | 1480 r/min | 6 Groups | 1000 kg |
| 640 | 30 kW | — | Φ570 mm | 1480 r/min | 8 Groups | 2000 kg |
Designed for Post-Shredding Material Loosening
The hammer blade material loosening machine is designed for the material loosening stage after shredding. It is suitable for lightweight residue generated after secondary shredding, particularly paper mill light residue containing a high proportion of plastic.
After the material has been shredded, the hammer blades further loosen and disperse the material, helping reduce clumping and improve material distribution for subsequent recycling or separation processes.
Suitable for Plastic-Rich Lightweight Residue
In plastic waste recycling and paper mill residue processing, shredded materials may remain tangled, compacted, or partially agglomerated after the previous shredding stage. The material loosening machine provides an additional processing step to disperse these materials before downstream sorting or separation.
Paper mill light residue
Plastic-rich light waste
Shredded plastic waste
Plastic recycling residue
Post-shredding material
Mixed lightweight recycling materials
Industrial plastic waste
NM400 Wear-Resistant Steel Body
The machine body is manufactured from NM400 wear-resistant steel plate. A reinforced interlocking structure with closely arranged reinforcing ribs provides a strong and durable body construction for demanding material loosening applications.
The wear-resistant construction is designed to withstand repeated contact with processed materials and supports stable operation in plastic recycling and industrial waste processing environments.
High-Strength Shaft and Blades
The main shaft and blades are manufactured from high-strength steel. The robust blade structure provides good toughness and impact resistance during high-speed material loosening.
The blade configuration is designed for repeated material impact and dispersion, while the practical structure helps reduce component wear and simplify routine maintenance.
Sealed Machine Structure
The equipment adopts an overall sealed structure with a compact and clean appearance. The enclosed design helps create a more controlled processing environment and supports integration into industrial recycling and material separation systems.
Stable Operation and Convenient Maintenance
The machine is designed for stable operation during continuous material loosening. The robust body, high-strength shaft, and wear-resistant components help control component wear during processing.
The internal structure is designed to make routine inspection and maintenance more convenient, helping reduce maintenance workload during long-term operation.
Material Separation Applications
In addition to post-shredding material loosening, the center separation material loosening machine can be used for separating powder and aluminum shells from lithium battery materials. The appropriate machine configuration depends on the material characteristics and the requirements of the complete separation process.
For plastic recycling applications, the equipment can be installed after a primary or secondary shredder to loosen plastic-rich lightweight residue before subsequent sorting, conveying, or separation.
Applications in Plastic Recycling
The hammer blade material loosening machine can be incorporated into plastic waste recycling and industrial recycling lines as a post-shredding processing unit. By loosening and dispersing shredded material, the machine helps prepare material for downstream sorting and separation processes.
Plastic waste recycling
Plastic recycling equipment
Plastic scrap processing
Plastic-rich residue processing
Post-shredding plastic processing
Industrial waste recycling
Material loosening and separation
Key Features
Post-Shredding Material Loosening: Designed for loosening materials after shredding and secondary size reduction.
Plastic-Rich Residue Processing: Suitable for lightweight residue from paper mills where plastic is the main component.
NM400 Wear-Resistant Body: Wear-resistant steel construction provides durability for demanding processing conditions.
Reinforced Interlocking Structure: Closely arranged reinforcing ribs improve structural strength and stability.
High-Strength Shaft and Blades: Provides good toughness and impact resistance during material processing.
Sealed Structure: Enclosed construction provides a clean and compact equipment design.
Low Component Wear: Durable materials and a practical structure help reduce component loss and maintenance requirements.
Multiple Model Options: Five models are available for different material processing requirements.
FAQ
What is a material loosening machine used for?
A material loosening machine is used after shredding to loosen, disperse, and separate materials that may remain tangled or compacted. It is particularly suitable for lightweight residue and plastic-rich materials.
Can this machine be used in plastic recycling?
Yes. The machine can be integrated into plastic waste recycling and plastic recycling lines as a post-shredding material loosening and dispersion unit.
What materials can this loosening machine process?
It is suitable for lightweight residue from paper mills after secondary shredding, especially materials containing a high proportion of plastic. It can also be used for shredded plastic waste and other lightweight recycling materials.
Can the machine be installed after a shredder?
Yes. The machine is specifically designed for material loosening after shredding and can be integrated into a recycling line after a primary or secondary shredder.
What material is used for the machine body?
The machine body uses NM400 wear-resistant steel plate with a reinforced interlocking structure and closely arranged reinforcing ribs.
What are the shaft and blades made of?
The main shaft and blades are made from high-strength steel, providing good toughness and impact resistance during material loosening.
Can the machine be used for lithium battery material separation?
The center separation material loosening configuration can be used for separating powder and aluminum shells from lithium battery materials. The specific configuration should be selected according to the material composition and separation process.
What models are available?
Available models include 700, 1200, 1500, 460, and 640. Fan power ranges from 15 kW to 75 kW, with different rotor diameters, speeds, blade configurations, and machine weights.
How do I select the right model?
Model selection depends on material type, material characteristics, required processing capacity, upstream shredding equipment, and downstream sorting or separation requirements. The complete recycling process should be considered when selecting the equipment.
Material Loosening Equipment for Recycling Lines
Looking for a material loosening machine for plastic waste recycling, paper mill residue processing, or post-shredding material separation? Provide the material type, processing capacity, and upstream and downstream equipment requirements to discuss a suitable configuration.
